zshenv files (Files paths to JAVA_HOME) and also the permissions to both files and also $HOME/. I am not sure - but if it breaks every-time there is an BigSur update - I suspect it may be not worth the effort? Sorry I don't have any good news or updates - in fact after updating Big Sur several times since the above post - I have again lost the ability to set Java_Home to 1.6.0 - not that it worked even when I was able to get Java_Home set to 1.6.0 - I have not tried to get it working again - too much time and effort Once youve done that, check if Java is correctly installed by opening a new Terminal session and running the java -version command again. Click the big 'Latest release' button and run the installer file that gets downloaded. Has anyone had any success installing Java 6 Run Time and any apps that require this legacy version of Java? Open a web browser and go to Select 'OpenJDK 11 (LTS)' and 'HotSpot'. I am wondering if Apple has changed how Java runs in Big Sur and if the "calling home" for each app that runs on Big Sur has anything to do with it? Also I am cautious about changing any system files - perhaps this may break the Big Sur OS system "signing" and cause problems or break the OS Big Sur System?Įverything was working in Catalina perfectly and now does not work in Big Sur all the way up to 11.2 so far I have a few apps that require the apple legacy version of Java runtimeĪs per previous thread see this Catalina OS thread - I tried to install the legacy version of Java 6 runtime on Big Sur and the Java package seemed to install ok - /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdkĪfter the install pkg "seemed to run fine" and reported "install sucessful" - checking with "java -version" in terminal - I get "operation could not be completed - unable to locate Java Runtime"
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